Town Council Holds 1918 Session and Appoints Committees
The 61st regular meeting of the 1918 town council saw Mayor Campbell and Councillors Fleming Hunt and Thompson sworn in. Minutes approved. several motions carried including a $25 grant to the Salvation Army and readings for By-law No. 38 on borrowing for current expenditures. Committees for 1918 named: Finance Kennedy and Ferguson. Light and Power Fleming and Hunt. Hall and Fire Hust and Kennedy. Public Improvement Ferguson and Banbury. Health Rick Thompson and Beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Fieming
Hunt
Thompson
Ferguson
Banbury
Hunt-Ferguson
Salvation Army
Winnipeg
Fleming-Hunt
H. Dunsford
Asion Bank
Banbury-Fleming
G. E. Biden
Banbury-Huot
Fleming-Thompson
Thomson, Kennedy & Hord
Ferguson- Fleming
Kennedy and
Flemieg
Hall
Hust
Kennedy
Fergusta
Rick Thompson
Beard Health
Fragmentary note from Yosh Ages about Italy and war claims
Fragmented OCR reads Yosh Ages noting Italy and war claims with uncertain details. The fragment hints at expectations and timing but lacks clear names or dates to establish a full report.
Venereal Diseases Now Required to be Reported
The Saskatchewan public health act empowers the provincial commissioner to add contagious diseases to a reporting list. Venereal diseases including syphilis gonorrhea and chancroid are declared contagious and dangerous. Physicians must report cases within three days and provide patients with treatment and regulation cards. If patients discontinue treatment or fail to report within thirty days, the case is sent to the commissioner for required action.
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Saskatchewan
Hus Medical
Missioner
Wolseley Rural Council Holds First Meeting 1918
Wolseley Rural Municipality met in Summerberry on Monday January 7 1918 with Deputy Reeve Bennett presiding. Members McDowell Linnell Tourigny and McLean present after oath of office minutes approved. Treasurer Bennett appointed deputy reeve for three months and Albert Stauffer as auditor. Council discussed patriotic levy and fund, road improvements with Montmartre council, and rejected a car damage claim by Alex Parley due to a rut rather than washout. a $100 Halifax Fund donation was approved.
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Wolseley
Summerberry
Bennett
McDowell
Linnell
Tourgny
McLean
S. Fleming
Patriotic Fund
Montmartre
Tourigny
Albert Stauffer
Halifax Fund
Wosters
William Elliott
Oddfellow's Officers Installed by D D G M Command
The Wolseley Judge 1.0 C F officers were installed on Tuesday night by the D D G M with NG Sharp F W G Wells R S e c t y H Elsey Pi Selgas Ferguson Treasurer H Hunt A B Hill Conductor W Henderson Leniel E Day Washington J C Robinson H Hunt L S V G noted among names and titles in the installation ceremony.
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Wolseley
C.F
a .F. Sharp _ Ny
F.W. G. Wells R.sect’y
H.elsey
Scusoevias
Ferguson
Case
Hunt
Inms
Ecdaeme
A.B. Hill
W B.henderson
Leneil E.day
Washington
J.c.robinson
Seeee
Hj Hunt
Fragmentary notes on Kaiserism and armies in wartime
The text outlines a dubious claim that Kaiserism fosters militarism and that Leninist beliefs affect soldiers in the Lenine era. It suggests a sanguine view that Russian armies will influence western defense and that German forces might be checked, with implications for the Allied position.
Protests Heard Over Rising Rates By Railway Commission
Protests against the rate increase are being reviewed by the railway commission this week. Opinion centers on the effective date rather than the amount, with western business including grain dealers and lumbermen reportedly slated to lose under legacy rate figures.
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Railway Commission
Government Ship Turgeon Stands Out at Sea Trial
The government vessel Turgeon distinguished itself during recent sea trials, showcasing enhanced maneuverability and endurance. Officials lauded its performance and noted improvements over previous models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turgeon
Confidential Reports to Commissioner Regulations Impose Strict Access
Regulations provide for 13 reports sent to the commissioner to be strictly confidential and inaccessible to the public, outlining procedures for handling sensitive documents and limiting disclosure to authorized officials only.
Red Cross Donations and War News From Russia
Donations to the Red Cross were tallied for the past week with figures from Mr. Malhoit and Miss Bray noting tea sales and tickets at Bowlby’s drug store. The piece shifts to a blunt, mixed wartime editorial on Bolshevik leaders Lenine and Trotsky, their portrayal in Entente press, and possible impacts on allied war aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Malhoit
Red Cross
Moran
Miss Bray
Hool
Bowlby's
T. McLean
Russia
Lenine
Trotsky
Germany
Britain
George
Wilson
Annou
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Wolseley &Am
D.D.G.M
Siataluta
W. Summerberry
Rigoey
J. Bowlby
Sexsmith
S Sexsmith
Wees
D.P. Kennedy
Italy
A. G. Thompson
C. P.R
Canada North
Mobile
J. Roche
Wolseley Garage
Parkyte
G. F. Elsey & Sons
Wolseley Rural
Oddfellow
Kaiser
Semaoe
The
Bank of Toronto
Shans Savings Department
A. N. McDonavon, G. R. Tuexer, F. F. Ospory
International Stock Food
Hio
Langford
Makers Club
Ase
Bette Butiote
Snesacca
Christ
N.E
John R. Gardi Wolseley
ON & CO
Usion Beak Bidg
Levi Thompson
J. F. Middlemiss
Sam Fleming
Morrison E. J. Bowlby
Beaver Lumber Co
J. Ferguson
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